In my preliminary tests, control-tab does seem to move to the address bar on a page
with no frames. I have not yet tried it on a
framed page.
Regards.
On Sat, 02 Oct 1999 11:10:17 -0700, Kelly Ford wrote:
>Hi,
>
>At 10:11 AM 10/2/99 -0700, Darrell Shandrow wrote:
>
>>How about pressing alt-d to get to the address bar? I'm going to give
>>that a try right now.
>
>This does of course work but Tab should still go to the address bar in my
>opinion. For many it provides a known landmark when tabbing around a web
>page. And as I said it is a feature in IE. The last thing I personally
>want my screen reader to do is take away functions of the application.
>
>If I don't want Tab to take me to the address bar I'll turn it off, the
>display of the address bar that is, from the view menu. I'd prefer that HJ
>not stop me from tabbing to it.
>
>I haven't downloaded the new release candidate on the computer I'm working
>on today but would be curious to know if the action of ctrl-tab has been
>impacted by this change. That, on a page with no frames, should also
>return you to the address bar. On a page with frames it will also take you
>to the address bar but will first jump from frame to frame.
>
>
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